If the user wants to get mail so he needs a second machine, have you
concidered trying CygWinX (x.cygwin.com) and running your fav email
program from there? I'd suggest trying it. Might save your client money
and that'll always make you look good.
William Sutton wrote:
Depends on what you mean by disk sharing, but you could make a samba
shared drive from the Linux box to the Windows box to at least keep the
files available to both. Also, if you need to be able to switch between
them (e.g., workstation type stuff), you might look at synergy
(http://synergy2.sourceforge.net/). It's a nice open source program that
runs on Windows, Linux, MacOS, etc, and ties the different systems
together such that the keyboard, video, and mouse mostly act as though it
was a single desktop.
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